Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky Joined by Liam at London Premiere of Limitless: Live Better Now

Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky attended the premiere of Limitless: Live Better Now with their children in London on Thursday.   

The couple posed for snaps with their sons while Chris’ brother Liam also supported him at the star-studded event. 

Chris and Elsa, who share sons Tristan and Sasha and daughter India Rose, looked happier than ever after they were reunited following ‘weeks apart’.

For the glitzy evening, Chris, who stars in the show exploring how humans ‘can live better for longer’, looked handsome in a navy two-piece suit. 

He layered his tailored two-piece over a crisp white T-shirt and an unbuttoned dark blue shirt.

Alongside him Elsa put on a legged display as she slipped into a sparkly sheer dress which was layered over a strappy white dress. 

She added inches to her toned physique as she wore a pair of strappy silver heels and slicked her blonde tresses back into an updo. 

Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky attended the premiere of Limitless: Live Better Now with their children in London on Thursday

The married couple, who share sons Tristan and Sasha and daughter India Rose, looked happier than ever after they were reunited after ‘weeks apart’ (Pictured L to R: Gabriella Brooks, Craig, Leonie, Tristan, Chris, Sasha, Elsa Pataky and Liam)

The pair were joined by their tuxedo-clad sons Tristan and Sasha who posed on the red carpet alongside their uncle Liam. 

Liam cut a more relaxed figure as he stepped out brown trousers which he paired with a T-shirt. 

Chris’s father and mother Craig and Leonie also attended the star-studded evening as they slipped into all-black ensembles. 

Liam’s girlfriend, Gabriella Brooks, wowed at the glitzy event as she slipped into a black floor-length silk gown.

Meanwhile Maya Shankar looked elegant in a nude floral dress which featured a square neckline and thick straps. 

Joe Wicks and his wife Rosie looked smitten as they posed arm in arm on the red carpet. 

Edith Bowman cut a classic display as she wore a simple black dress and a pair of shiny black heels.  

For the glitzy evening, Chris, who stars in the show exploring how humans ‘can live better for longer’, looked handsome in a navy two-piece suit

He layered his tailored two-piece over a crisp white T-shirt and an unbuttoned dark blue shirt

Alongside him Elsa put on a legged display as she slipped into a sparkly sheer dress which was layered over a strappy white dress

The pair were joined by their tuxedo-clad sons Tristan and Sasha (pictured) who posed on the red carpet alongside their uncle Liam

Liam cut a more relaxed figure as he stepped out brown trousers which he paired with a nude T-shirt. While his girlfriend Gabriella Brooks slipped into a black floor-length silk gown

Chris’s father and mother Craig and Leonie (far left) also attended the star-studded evening as they slipped into all-black ensembles

Meanwhile Maya Shankar looked elegant in a nude floral dress which featured a square neckline and thick straps

Edith Bowman cut a classic display as she wore a simple black dress and a pair of shiny black heels

Joe Wicks and his wife Rosie looked smitten as they posed arm in arm on the red carpet 

 Limitless will see Chris take part in various challenges exploring different ways to extend the human lifespan.

Playing on Chris’ stardom through superhero movies, Limitless follows him as he pushes up against the boundaries of what his body can do. 

He will be seen on the Disney+ program pursuing various physical goals, such as 40lbs of weight gain for a Thor film.  

Among the six supposedly life-extending techniques he will test are: regenerating damage, maximising strength, building resilience, shocking the body, supercharging memory and confronting mortality.

Chris said in a statement: ‘Basically, I was somehow convinced to volunteer myself as a human guinea pig and endure a series of mental and physical challenges across the globe, all for the sake of science.’

‘We’re hoping to shed some light on new ideas and emerging science with the focus on extending a healthy lifespan.’